Schecter Guitar Research Banshee Mach 6-String Electric Guitar FalloutBurst
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The Schecter Banshee Mach series takes excellence to a whole new level. A reimagined Banshee-shaped body, carved from lightweight swamp ash, is beautifully combined with a flamed maple top. The neck-through-body five-ply roasted maple/purple heart neck is incredibly fast and comfortable and features a compound radius, ultra-thin “U” neck shape, glow in the dark side dot markers, two carbon fiber reinforcement rods, ebony fretboard and 24 X Jumbo stainless steel frets. Raising the bar to incredible heights are the Lundgren M6 passive humbucker pickups. Lundgren pickups are handwound in Sweden and are amongst the highest quality, best-sounding pickups in the world. The M6 pickups are well known for their high output and clarity, using a combination of unique winding and a ceramic magnet placed under the pickup BodyCutaway | Double cutawayOrientation | Right HandedNeckNeck Shape | Ultra Thin CNut Width | 1.653 in. (42 mm)Fretboard | EbonyNeck Wood | Roasted MapleScale Length | 25.50Number of Frets | 24OtherTuning Machines | Schecter lockingNumber of Strings | 6 StringCountry of Origin | South Korea | Schecter Guitar Research Banshee Mach 6-String Electric Guitar FalloutBurst
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Schecter Guitar Research Banshee Mach 6-String Electric Guitar FalloutBurst
$1,599.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
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Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Schecter Guitar Research Banshee Mach 6-String Electric Guitar FalloutBurst.
The Schecter Banshee Mach series takes excellence to a whole new level. A reimagined Banshee-shaped body, carved from lightweight swamp ash, is beautifully combined with a flamed maple top. The neck-through-body five-ply roasted maple/purple heart neck is incredibly fast and comfortable and features a compound radius, ultra-thin “U” neck shape, glow in the dark side dot markers, two carbon fiber reinforcement rods, ebony fretboard and 24 X Jumbo stainless steel frets. Raising the bar to incredible heights are the Lundgren M6 passive humbucker pickups. Lundgren pickups are handwound in Sweden and are amongst the highest quality, best-sounding pickups in the world. The M6 pickups are well known for their high output and clarity, using a combination of unique winding and a ceramic magnet placed under the pickup BodyCutaway | Double cutawayOrientation | Right HandedNeckNeck Shape | Ultra Thin CNut Width | 1.653 in. (42 mm)Fretboard | EbonyNeck Wood | Roasted MapleScale Length | 25.50Number of Frets | 24OtherTuning Machines | Schecter lockingNumber of Strings | 6 StringCountry of Origin | South Korea | Schecter Guitar Research Banshee Mach 6-String Electric Guitar FalloutBurst
Store: Guitar Center
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